Oliver CromwellGoupil, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... victory , and who were not only themselves familiar with horsemanship from their youth up , but had at their disposal the grooms and the huntsmen who were attached to their service . " Your troops , " he said some weeks later to his ...
... victory , and who were not only themselves familiar with horsemanship from their youth up , but had at their disposal the grooms and the huntsmen who were attached to their service . " Your troops , " he said some weeks later to his ...
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... victory in the place of the rout which would otherwise have befallen it if Rupert , on his late return , had found his master's foot in a con- dition to carry on the struggle . Whatever else Cromwell learnt from his first experience of ...
... victory in the place of the rout which would otherwise have befallen it if Rupert , on his late return , had found his master's foot in a con- dition to carry on the struggle . Whatever else Cromwell learnt from his first experience of ...
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... victory for the Parliamentary side . On July 30 Yet , at the moment , the prospect was gloomy enough . Gainsborough surrendered , and unless Cromwell's forces could be augmented , there was little to intervene between Newcastle's army ...
... victory for the Parliamentary side . On July 30 Yet , at the moment , the prospect was gloomy enough . Gainsborough surrendered , and unless Cromwell's forces could be augmented , there was little to intervene between Newcastle's army ...
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... victory of Marston Moor , to the father of a youth who had there met his death - wound , his own losses rose before his mind . Of his four sons , two had already passed away : - Robert , leaving behind him a memory of unusual piety ...
... victory of Marston Moor , to the father of a youth who had there met his death - wound , his own losses rose before his mind . Of his four sons , two had already passed away : - Robert , leaving behind him a memory of unusual piety ...
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... victory was mainly owing to Manchester's inde- cision . When , a few days later , the King reappeared on the scene , he was allowed to relieve Donnington Castle , in the immediate neighbourhood of Newbury , no attempt whatever being ...
... victory was mainly owing to Manchester's inde- cision . When , a few days later , the King reappeared on the scene , he was allowed to relieve Donnington Castle , in the immediate neighbourhood of Newbury , no attempt whatever being ...
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